Diamond Strawberry faced lots of criticism during her reality TV debut on Love & Hip Hop New York; but the VH1 star has revealed that there is one thing she knows she did right.

WATCH: Diamond Strawberry Talks Biggest Regret 'I Feel So Stupid About That'

That would be not to introducing her daughter to her then boyfriend, Cisco. Diamond spoke with Madame Noire Tuesday and said she is glad her now seven-year-old daughter never met Cisco.

"I do not regret not introducing her to him. I kept it a secret because... I loved him. I still love him. But I was just unsure of how far things were gonna go. I had been down this rocky road with her father so I kept them apart. But I should have told him."

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She made it clear that she would never put Cisco over her daughter. Diamond also opened up about Cisco's relationship with former Basketball Wives star Jennifer Williams. While she said she saw multiple snapshots of them coupled up online, she had no idea they were together.

"He told me I they were just friends. They're hanging doing business together. And I believed that. I was 3,000 miles away. There wasn't much that I could do. I couldn't just pop up on him and see what he was doing."

Even though Cisco was trying to make it work with Diamond despite the drama, he did try and go back to the mother of his child. Diamond said she was lied to and Cisco "made it seem like they were enemies."

One of Diamond's most talked about moments on the show was when she confessed she lied about having a daughter to begin with. She even said when she and Cisco would talk on the phone, she would act like the noises he heard in the background was a dog, not her child. But Diamond reassured fans that they have seen the worst of her and "it can only get better" for the rest of the season.

Still, for now, she has decided not to live tweet during the episodes.

"People are just so vicious."

Check out Diamond's story on VH1's Love & Hip Hop New York.

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